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Online nowNemesp: Peter is a 25 year old guy from Budapest, Hungary.; Likes 1,260 pages, 59 videos, 74 photos • 122 fans • Received 25 reviews; Member since Dec 06, 2005

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http://www.collectedcurios.com/SA_0136_small.jpg: 9:41am 1 review humor, gaming, computer-games •http://www.collectedcurios.com/SA_013...; The fundamental problem of any RPG game.
LOL! :))) How true!

Arcipello - Daniel Conway Art: 8:39am 0 review arts •http://www.artofconway.com/index.php?...

PHD Comics: Vicious Cycle: 2:01am 2 reviews humor •http://www.phdcomics.com/comics.php?f...; Happens to me all the time :P

Manpollo Project: May 12, 11:12am 1 review environment, climate-change, manpollo •http://manpollo.blogspot.com/; I have started a blog in which I hope to comment on issues connected to climate change and sustainable living. Hope You'll find it interesting. If you disagree with anything posted there, please comment. I would be welcomed warmly.

All of Inflation’s Little Parts - The New York Times: May 12, 10:39am 10 reviews economics, environment •http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/20...; A very informative chart on, how much the average american is spending on what kinds of goods and services and the inflation of their respective prices. Well worth a look.

commericans reviews: May 8, 9:14am 69 reviews stumblers •http://commerican.stumbleupon.com/; Blagged from commerican. A very nice blog.

The Simultaneous Policy - Voting for Global Peace &Justice: May 7, 4:41am 5 reviews politics, human-rights, economy, climate-change •http://www.simpol.org/; Simpol promotes the Simultaneous Policy (SP), which aims to deliver social justice around the world, resolve global problems like environmental destruction and regulate the economic power of international capital for the good of all. Simpol seeks solutions to problems that individual national governments cannot resolve by acting alone. This is because the problems transcend national boundaries, and because the global competitive system means that any government that acted alone to try and resolve such problems could effectively make its country uncompetitive.

The New York Times & Log In: May 5, 9:40am 1 review petroleum, politics, energy, peakoil •http://www.nytimes.com/2008/04/29/bus...; Well it seems that, the New York Times has done some reporting on the state of the oil industry. In short: demand rising, production not keeping up, peak oil at our doorstep.

From the article: ""What is disturbing here is that things seem to get worse, not better," said David Greely, an analyst at Goldman Sachs. "These high prices are not attracting meaningful new supplies.""